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KIA Na Seong-beom Returns to Action... As Early as Next Week's Game Against KT, He will Appear as a Pinch Hitter and Designated Hitter
The return of KIA Tigers fourth hitter and captain Na Seong-beom has begun.
Na Seong-beom played as the number 3 designated hitter in the Futures (Second Division) League home game against Sangmu held at Kia Challengers Field in Hampyeong, Jeollanam-do on the 27th and hit 1 hit in 3 at-bats.
This is his first actual match since he left the battle line last month due to damage to his right hamstring (the muscle behind the thigh).
KIA coach Lee Beom-ho, who met at Jamsil Stadium in Seoul on this day, said that Na Seong-beom is likely to play in Gwangju's three-game series against KT Wiz starting on the 30th.
Manager Lee said, "After watching one or two games, I plan to call up and use him as a designated hitter or pinch hitter. 카지노
I plan to discuss whether to do it in time for next week's home game or on Wednesday since Wes Benjamin is the starting pitcher on the first day."
“He is perfect, but it can be burdensome to be at 100% as soon as he comes (to the first team), so we will go through a rehabilitation program in parallel,” he explained.
“Once I finish adjusting in a week, I plan to adjust my outfield defense while playing in one or two games.”
In the batting lineup, I plan to pair him with Kim Do-young, who has recently risen to prominence.
Coach Lee said, "When Seongbeom and Doyoung are together, the synergy is quite good. Numbers 3 and 4 are best, but if player number 2 (Lee Woo-sung, Kim Sun-bin, etc.) is not in good condition, they can be raised to number 2 or 3."
“There is,” he said.
Manager Lee covered catcher Kim Tae-gun, who missed the batter's runner in the 5th inning of the previous day's game against the LG Twins with one out and a strike on second base and no outs.
Manager Lee said, "They said they thought it was a ball because they couldn't hear the strike call because of the crowd's cheers.
So I think they only thought about the runner on second base going to third base."